Biktima ka ba ng scammer gamit ang GCash? May chance pa na maibalik ang inyong cash dahil sa isang mekanismo na nilalatag ngayon ng isang collab ng Department of Information and Communications Technology at ng GCash.
“The collaboration puts together [a] rapid incident response mechanism so the public can be protected in time,” ani DICT Secretary Ivan John Uy. “We are taking preemptive action today. If it’s immediately reported to our hotline, our investigators will alert GCash and we will pay attention,” dagdag pa ng opisyal.
Target naman ng GCash na masolusyunan ang mga reklamo sa fraud “in real-time” pero magiging case-to-case basis” anya ito, ayon sa ulat ng ABS-CBN News.
“It’s all about data protection and data privacy, and it needs to be multisectoral and multifactor. We need to start first with awareness,” sabi naman ni Winsley Royce Bangit, head ng GCash’s New Businesses, Corporate Affairs, and Sustainability.
Panawagan naman ng DICT na ireport agad ng mga biktima ng scammers sa GCash o sa concerned government agency imbes na mag-post muna sa social media ukol dito para magawan agad ng aksyon.
“To get your money back, you don’t go to social media. You go to GCash. Can you get your money back? Report!” sabi naman ni Usec. Alexander Ramos ng Department of Information and Communications Technology’s Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center.
“[The] problem is the people are not reporting. They report on social media. They have to report to the government so we can create the right policies,” dagdag pa ni Ramos.
